Table of contents for Global politics in the human interest / Mel Gurtov.

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Contents
List of Tables
Preface
1 Crisis and Interdependence in Contemporary World Politics	
Global Insecurity
A Brief Report on the State of the Planet
From Interdependence to Globalization
Trend Line 1: The New Structure of World Affairs
Trend Line 2: Democratization's Rise and Fall
Case Study 1: 9/11 and the War on Terror
	
2 Realism and Corporate Globalism in Theory and Practice
The Realist Perspective
Corporate Globalism and the World Economy
Rivals or Partners?
Case Study 1: Postwar Planning for the "American Century"
Case Study 2: Capitalist Dominoes-The Mexican and Asian Financial Crises
Case Study 3: Another American Century? The Invasion of Iraq
3 World Politics in Global-Humanist Perspective
The Search for a Third Way
Values, Methods, Measurements, Objectives
Human Security and Common Security
Case Study 1: The US-Soviet Arms Race During the Cold War
Case Study 2: North Korea, Iran, and Weapons of Mass Destruction
4 The Third World and the Fourth: Human Rights, Environmental Decline, and Underdevelopment
Defining the "Third World"
A Third World Country Profile
Case Studies of Crisis and Renewal:
South Africa; South Korea; Brazil; Failing and Recovering States: Haiti, Venezuela, Bolivia
5 The United States and China
Alone at the Top: The Arms Race After the Cold War 
The United States
China's Rise: Revolution and Transformation
US-China Relations: Containment or Engagement?
6 Europe, Russia, and Japan in a Multipolar World
The New Meaning of Power
Toward a United Europe
The Changed Strategic Picture
Russia: The Rocky Road to Democracy and Development
Japan's Quest for Normalcy
7 In the Human Interest: An Agenda for Transforming World Politics
Lessons for the Future
Thinking Globally
The Prospects for Humanity
Notes
Bibliography
Index
About the Book
Tables
1.1	The Reshaping of World Politics
1.2	UN Peacekeeping Operations (2005)
2.1 	Alternative Values
2.2 	The Fifty Largest Transnational Businesses (2004)
3.1 Worldwide Nuclear Arsenals (2006)
4.1 	Distribution of World Income Among People
4.2 	Trends in Income Poverty by Region, 1981-2001
4.3 	Income Distribution in the Third World
5.1 	Major Post-Cold War and Related Earlier International 
Treaties Governing Weapons of Mass Destruction
5.2	Known Nuclear Tests of the Declared Nuclear Powers, 1945-2006

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

International relations.
International economic relations.
World politics -- 1989-.